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Why Is The U.S. Dollar Rising Against The Euro?

Peter Schiff | 10 January 2012
I believe that the dollar is rising for reasons that have nothing to do with America's economic health.

Risky Moves Spark Quick Rally

John Browne | 5 December 2011
Liquidity alone will do little to solve the underlying insolvency of many European nations, which may only be absolved through massive debt forgiveness. However, that problem was swept under the rug yet again by deft political maneuvers.

Manipulated U.S. Rates Seesaw Gold Prices

John Browne | 22 November 2011
Precious metals are not merely a hedge against inflation. They are insurance also against financial catastrophe.

Beware of Floating Rates

Neeraj Chaudhary | 26 October 2011
It appears that market demand for long-term US debt is nearly insatiable.

Last Haven Standing

Peter Schiff | 2 September 2011
The reason currencies like the yen and Swiss franc are considered safe is simply a longstanding habit of their central banks not to print too much. But a habit is much less reliable than a physical constraint.

Gold Faces Short-Term Price Trap

John Browne | 29 July 2011
Gold appears set on a very strong upward path. However, in the short term, if global recessionary forces re-emerge and/or investors become euphoric over the US dodging a debt default, gold could face a significant price correction.

The Psychology of Bond Investors

Michael Pento | 7 July 2011
Peter and I may differ on the current psychology of bond investors, but we do believe that once the economy slows in earnest once again, the authorities will not hesitate to reignite the monetary madness thereby punishing bond investors with weaker dollars.

Dollar Bulls Beware

Peter Schiff | 18 March 2010
From a trader's perspective, a sharp reversal in the dollar will catch many investors completely off guard. Those who stepped off the short-dollar train will be stuck on the platform as it speeds away. Those who refused to give up their seats are in for a hell of a ride.

Fear Takes the Wheel

Peter Schiff | 12 February 2010
Rising stock prices do not really indicate a bull market in stocks, but a bear market in the dollar. Those who cannot differentiate between the two will continue to misread the market and the economy.

The Case for Stock Shorting

Raymond Niles | 15 February 2009
Short sellers bring to light valuable information about poorly run companies.
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